Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens are working on a new deal to give the team more flexibility in terms of the cap.

Flacco currently has a cap number of $28.55 million. A new deal could reduce Flacco's cap number by as much as $9 million.

"He knows that he's in it for the long haul and he wants to put the best team we can on the field," John Harbaugh said, via the Baltimore Sun. "He also wants to earn what he's worth, and whatever he signs for, he's going to want to prove that he's worth it, too. That's just how Joe thinks. I'm pretty fired up about it. I'll be really surprised and disappointed if it doesn't get done."

The Baltimore Ravens have used the franchise tag on Justin Tucker.

"We've had some discussions, but we will franchise Justin if we do not get a deal done. Even if we do franchise him, we will continue to work to negotiate to try and get a deal done," said Ozzie Newsome.

For now, the estimated $4.5 million tag figure works out well for both sides.

Dennis Pitta would like to resume his playing career despite dislocating his hip in each of the two seasons leading up to 2015.

Doctors advised against him playing last year and the team officially shut him down in November.

Pitta is currently on the back end of a five-year, $32.5 million contract he signed in 2014 with the Baltimore Ravens and is due $5 million this year.

TMZ paid $100,000 for the video of Ray Rice knocking out Janay Palmer in the elevator of an Atlantic City casino.

A surveillance officer who was monitoring the video footage at the casino recorded the infamous incident on his cell phone, and then called TMZ. He left a message on their tip line.

TMZ paid $15,000 for footage of Rice dragging Palmer's body out of the elevator.

The NFL claimed they were unable to obtain the footage.

The New England Patriots are the favorites to win the 2016 Super Bowl at 9-1.

The Patriots lost to the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship Game, while the team with the second best odds, the Carolina Panthers, lost to the Broncos in the Super Bowl.

The Broncos have the ninth best odds at 18-1.

New England -- 9-1
Carolina -- 10-1
Seattle -- 11-1
Green Bay -- 12-1
Pittsburgh -- 12-1
Arizona -- 15-1
Cincinnati -- 15-1
Indianapolis -- 15-1
Denver -- 18-1
Dallas -- 24-1
Kansas City -- 25-1
Minnesota -- 25-1
Philadelphia -- 35-1
Baltimore -- 38-1
Giants -- 42-1
Jets -- 42-1
Buffalo -- 45-1
Houston -- 45-1
Atlanta -- 50-1
LA Rams -- 50-1
Washington -- 50-1
Miami -- 60-1
Detroit -- 60-1
Oakland -- 60-1
Chicago -- 65-1
New Orleans -- 65-1
San Diego -- 75-1
Jacksonville -- 85-1
San Francisco -- 110-1
Tampa Bay -- 110-1
Cleveland -- 200-1
Tennessee -- 220-1